The sun is still warm behind the Wasatch peaks, someone nearby is spreading out a blanket on the grass, and a hundred synchronized drones are about to light up the July sky above Canyons Village. No ticket. No cover charge. Just a mountain 4th of July that you’ll be talking about for years.
That’s Forum Fest — and from Canyon Haus, it’s a short walk out the front door. We’re right here in Canyons Village, steps from the Forum stage, which means no shuttles, no parking logistics, and no missing the opener because you couldn’t find a spot. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of the long weekend.
🎪 What Is Forum Fest?
Forum Fest is a free, three-night outdoor music and community celebration held every 4th of July weekend at the Forum at Canyons Village, Park City Mountain. Hosted by the Canyons Village Management Association (CVMA), it’s now in its fifth year and has firmly established itself as the signature summer event of the Park City calendar.
Three nights of national headliners. A synchronized drone show above the Wasatch. Fireworks. Kids activities from afternoon through the night sky show. Here’s the full picture:
🎸 Nightly Headliner Concerts
Two acts per night on the Mountain Stage, plus a DJ holding down the Forum Stage each afternoon before the main show.
🚁 Drone Show Nightly
Hundreds of synchronized drones choreographed to music, rising above the peaks after the headliner set. Confirmed for all three nights in 2026.
🎆 Fireworks
Subject to fire risk conditions — Utah has seen significant drought this season. An expanded drone show will replace fireworks if needed.
🚠 Free Gondola Rides
The Frostwood Gondola runs complimentary throughout the event, giving you elevated views of the village, the stage, and the entire Wasatch Range.
👨👩👧 Kids Zone & Family Activities
Dedicated kids activity zone, Nuzzles & Co Puppy Pit (4–8 PM), cornhole tournaments, mechanical bull riding, and public art installations.
🍔 Food Vendors & Full Bar
On-site food and drinks throughout the event. Free water stations inside the venue. No outside food, beverages, or coolers permitted.
📅 Forum Fest 2026 Dates & Schedule
Forum Fest 2026 runs Thursday, July 2 through Saturday, July 4. The venue opens at 4:00 PM each day, with the Frostwood Gondola starting earlier on July 3 and 4. All concerts follow the schedule below.
| Night | Date | Forum Stage (DJ) | Mountain Stage 6:00 PM | Mountain Stage 8:15 PM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Night 1 | Thu, July 2 | DJ Bentley (4:00–6:00 PM) | The Breakfast Klub | Shuffle |
| Night 2 | Fri, July 3 | DJ Bryson Dearden (2:00–6:00 PM) | Red Hot Tribute | Queen Nation |
| Night 3 | Sat, July 4 | DJ Ceci Hone (2:00–6:00 PM) | Jagertown | Rough Riders |
Schedule subject to change. All concerts are free — no tickets required.
🎤 The 2026 Lineup, Night by Night
Six acts across three nights, covering hip-hop, funk, country, rock, and everything in between — all live on the Mountain Stage against the backdrop of the Wasatch.
🎸 Thursday, July 2 — Headliner: Shuffle
Shuffle
Night one closes with Salt Lake City favorites Shuffle — one of Utah’s most in-demand live acts, known for a high-energy blend of funk, soul, and pop that turns any crowd into a dance floor. DJ Bentley opens the Forum Stage at 4:00 PM, followed by The Breakfast Klub delivering hip-hop and R&B at 6:00 PM. A strong start to the long weekend.
- 📅 Thursday, July 2
- 📍 Mountain Stage, Canyons Village Forum
- ⏰ 8:15 PM
🎟️ Free Admission
🎸 Friday, July 3 — Headliner: Queen Nation
Queen Nation
Widely regarded as the premier Queen tribute act in the country, Queen Nation closes Friday night with a full set spanning the entire catalog. Expect “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” and a mountain crowd that knows every word. Opening the evening at 6:00 PM: Red Hot Tribute, delivering a note-for-note celebration of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. DJ Bryson Dearden holds the Forum Stage from 2:00–6:00 PM.
- 📅 Friday, July 3
- 📍 Mountain Stage, Canyons Village Forum
- ⏰ 8:15 PM
🎟️ Free Admission
🎸 Saturday, July 4 — Headliner: Rough Riders
Rough Riders
The perfect act to close out a 4th of July in the mountains. Rough Riders take the Mountain Stage at 8:15 PM, followed by the drone show above the Wasatch peaks — a combination that delivers exactly what Independence Day evening should feel like. Jagertown opens at 6:00 PM with country and rock built for the holiday crowd. DJ Ceci Hone runs the Forum Stage from 2:00–6:00 PM.
- 📅 Saturday, July 4
- 📍 Mountain Stage, Canyons Village Forum
- ⏰ 8:15 PM
🎟️ Free Admission
🎯 Everything Happening at Forum Fest
Arrive at 4:00 PM (or 1:00 PM on July 3 and 4 when the gondola opens early) and there’s a full afternoon of activity before the first opener takes the stage.
🚠 Frostwood Gondola — Free Rides All Weekend
The Frostwood Gondola runs complimentary during event hours — 3:00–11:00 PM on July 2 and 1:00–11:00 PM on July 3 and 4. Ride up for elevated views of the stage, the village, and the Wasatch Range. If you’re staying at Canyon Haus, riding up before the evening crowd forms is the move.
👨👩👧 Kids Zone & Family Activities
Forum Fest is built for families. The dedicated kids activity zone runs daily from 4:00 PM alongside the Nuzzles & Co Puppy Pit (4:00–8:00 PM). Cornhole tournament sign-ups run at 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM on July 3 and 4. Add mechanical bull riding, games, and public art installations throughout the village — kids who arrive at 4:00 PM get a full evening before the night sky show even starts.
🚁 The Drone Show
The moment that stops mid-sentence conversations. Hundreds of synchronized drones rise above the Forum stage after the headliner’s set, choreographed to music in formations that take full advantage of the mountain setting. The drone show is confirmed nightly for 2026. Traditional fireworks are subject to fire conditions — the official decision follows fire safety assessments closer to the event. Either way: the sky show is worth planning your weekend around.
🍔 Food, Drinks & the Village
On-site vendors cover food and drinks throughout the event, and free water stations are available inside the venue. No outside food, coolers, or beverages are permitted. For the best experience, eat dinner early at one of the Canyons Village restaurants before the opener, then head in. If you’re staying at Canyon Haus, the full galley kitchen in your unit is a serious advantage — prep lunch, snack between activities, and walk out ready for the evening.
🚗 Getting to Forum Fest in 2026 — Parking & Transportation
This is the section to read before you go. 2026 brings significant parking changes at Canyons Village, and the event’s own policies add another layer. Plan accordingly.
🚌 Free Shuttle (Recommended)
Shuttles run 3:00–11:30 PM from five pickup locations. This is the easiest option for most visitors arriving from outside Canyons Village:
🚘 Driving & Parking
Canyons Village surface lots are restricted to vehicles with 3 or more occupants during Forum Fest. Solo drivers and couples won’t be able to park in the lots. Carpool, and you’re in. The Cabriolet structure — previously the main parking option — is closed for construction.
🚲 Bike Share & Public Transit
Summit Bike Share, Park City Transit, and High Valley Transit all serve Canyons Village. Complimentary bike parking is available on High Mountain Road between Westgate Park City and Pendry. No bikes are permitted inside the event venue.
💡 The local advantage: Guests staying at Canyon Haus skip all of this. Walk out the front door and you’re at the venue — no shuttle timing, no parking restriction, no stress. On one of the busiest nights of the Park City year, that’s worth a lot.
🎒 What to Bring — and What to Leave at the Room
✅ Bring These
- Low-back chair or blanket — chairs max 12″ seat height, 31.5″ to top of back
- Layers — July evenings cool fast once the sun drops behind the peaks
- Reusable water bottle — free stations inside the venue
- Cash or card — for food vendors and drinks
- Sunscreen — afternoon sun at elevation hits harder than you expect
- Comfortable shoes — you’ll cover more ground than anticipated
🚫 Leave These Behind
- Outside food, alcohol, coolers — not permitted inside the venue
- Bikes, skateboards, one-wheels — not allowed in the venue
- Personal drones, lasers, fireworks, sparklers — prohibited
- Oversized chairs — anything over spec will be held at Lost & Found
- Dogs — not permitted inside the event venue
Note: Unattended chairs or blankets left for more than 10 minutes will be removed to Lost & Found. Event policies subject to change.
🏔️ Stay at Canyon Haus — Walk to the Stage
In 2026, lodging in Canyons Village isn’t just the most convenient choice for Forum Fest — it’s genuinely the smart one. With the Cabriolet parking structure closed and surface lots restricted to 3+ occupants, commuting in creates real friction. Guests who already have a Canyon Haus room booked on July 2 are the ones who spend the evening at the stage, not circling for parking or waiting at a shuttle stop.
Canyon Haus sits right in the heart of Canyons Village, a short flat walk from the Forum. Every unit includes access to the heated outdoor pool, hot tub, fire pits, fitness center, steam room, and 24/7 front desk. The full galley kitchens mean you can eat in before the show and skip the venue food lines entirely.
📍 Steps from the Forum Stage
No shuttle. No parking. Walk out the front door and you’re at the venue. The simplest 4th of July logistics you’ll ever have.
🏊 Heated Pool & Hot Tub
Wind down after the drone show. The heated outdoor pool and hot tub are the perfect way to end a night of live music in the mountains.
🚗 Free Underground Parking
Heated underground parking with direct elevator access, included with every stay. Park once and walk everywhere for three days.
🍳 Full Galley Kitchen
Every unit has a full kitchen. Cook breakfast, pack lunches, prep snacks — and skip the venue lines when everyone else is waiting for food.
🏠 Choose Your Configuration
Canyon Haus has 95 units across studios, 1-bedrooms, and 2-bedrooms — something for every group size. All units share full access to Canyon Haus amenities.
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❓ Forum Fest 2026 — Frequently Asked Questions
Is Forum Fest free?
Yes — completely free. No tickets, no wristbands, no cover charge. Food, drinks, and merchandise are available for purchase on-site, but admission to the concerts, drone show, and Frostwood Gondola rides during event hours costs nothing.
When is Forum Fest 2026?
Thursday, July 2 through Saturday, July 4, 2026. The venue opens at 4:00 PM each day. The Frostwood Gondola runs from 3:00 PM on July 2 and from 1:00 PM on July 3 and 4. Concerts run through approximately 10:15 PM nightly.
Who is performing at Forum Fest 2026?
Thursday: DJ Bentley (Forum Stage), The Breakfast Klub & Shuffle (Mountain Stage). Friday: DJ Bryson Dearden (Forum Stage), Red Hot Tribute & Queen Nation (Mountain Stage). Saturday: DJ Ceci Hone (Forum Stage), Jagertown & Rough Riders (Mountain Stage). Schedule subject to change.
Will there be fireworks at Forum Fest 2026?
The drone show is confirmed nightly. Traditional fireworks depend on fire risk conditions — Utah has experienced significant drought this season, and the final call follows official fire safety assessments closer to the event. The drone show above the Wasatch peaks is spectacular either way.
Is Forum Fest good for families with kids?
One of the best family events on the Park City summer calendar. The dedicated kids activity zone, Nuzzles & Co Puppy Pit (4–8 PM daily), cornhole tournaments, mechanical bull, and games give kids a full afternoon before the headliner starts. The open mountain setting gives families room to move and relax in a way a crowded downtown event rarely does.
Where do I park for Forum Fest?
Parking has changed significantly in 2026. The Cabriolet structure is closed; surface lots are restricted to 3+ occupants per vehicle. Best options: free shuttle (3:00–11:30 PM from Ecker Hill, PEAK Center, Park City Community Church, Winter Sports School, and Mountain Village), Park City Transit, High Valley Transit, or Summit Bike Share. Guests at Canyon Haus walk in — no parking needed.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are not permitted inside the event venue. Leave your pup back at Canyon Haus for the evening — dogs are welcome at the property with our $30/night pet fee.
Can I bring a chair or blanket?
Yes. Low-back chairs and blankets are welcome. Chair specs: max 12″ from ground to seat front; max 31.5″ to the top of the back. Chairs or blankets left unattended for more than 10 minutes will be removed to Lost & Found. Outside alcohol, coolers, and food are not permitted.
What’s the best place to stay for Forum Fest?
Canyon Haus — especially in 2026 with parking restricted and the Cabriolet structure closed. Walk to every performance, store your gear between sets, use the pool after the drone show, and skip the shuttle entirely. Book direct for the lowest guaranteed rate, or call (435) 615-0163 and we’ll help you find the right room for your group.
🏔️ Spend the 4th of July at the Best Address in Canyons Village
Three nights of free concerts. A drone show above the Wasatch. A mountain village that becomes Park City’s best 4th of July celebration. Canyon Haus puts you steps from the Forum stage — no shuttles, no parking stress, just a great long weekend in the mountains. July 4th weekend fills fast. Book early.
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The scent of empanadas drifting across the mountain air. A Grammy-nominated band warming up on the main stage. A group of kids transfixed by a folkloric dancer spinning in a blur of color. No ticket. No cover charge. Just an afternoon in Canyons Village that turns into one of the best memories of your whole summer trip.
That’s the Latino Arts Festival — and in 2026 it marks its 10th anniversary with its most ambitious lineup yet. Canyon Haus sits right in the heart of Canyons Village, less than a five-minute walk from the Festival Forum. Here’s everything you need to make the most of the weekend.
🎭 What Is the Latino Arts Festival?
The Latino Arts Festival is a free, three-day celebration of Latin American art, music, dance, food, and culture held every June at the Canyons Village Forum. Organized by the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County, it’s the region’s largest dedicated Latino cultural event — welcoming families, visitors, and locals for a weekend that’s equal parts live music festival, art market, and community celebration.
Now in its 10th year, the festival brings together visual artists, musicians, and dancers from local, national, and international Latin American communities. Here’s what’s happening across the three days:
🎨 Art & Makers Market
40+ visual artists and artisanal makers showcasing paintings, weavings, ceramics, leatherwork, jewelry, and more.
🎸 Live Music & Dance
Multiple stages featuring artists representing Mexico, Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil, and beyond — including a Grammy-nominated headliner.
🍜 11 Food Trucks
Latin American cuisines from Peru, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Mexico, and more. Expect empanadas, tacos, churros, and a whole lot in between.
⚽ World Cup Watch Party
The Brazil vs. Morocco match screened live at the festival, plus a Cascaritas soccer contest with Park City Soccer Club on Sunday at 1 PM.
🧑🎨 Community Talavera Tiles
Students from six Summit County schools created hand-painted Talavera-inspired tiles that will be unveiled as a collective installation at the festival.
🕺 Zumba & Workshops
Free Zumba class Sunday morning open to all abilities, plus interactive cultural workshops throughout the weekend.
📅 2026 Festival Schedule
The festival runs Friday, June 12 through Sunday, June 14 at the Canyons Village Forum. Hours are Friday 4–10 PM, Saturday 10 AM–10 PM, and Sunday 10 AM–6 PM.
| Day | Time | Performance / Activity | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, June 12 | 4:00 PM | Cadenza String Quartet | Bolivia |
| Friday, June 12 | 5:00 PM | Somos Bolivia | Bolivia |
| Friday, June 12 | 5:45 PM | Ballet Folklorico Quetzalcoatl | Mexico |
| Friday, June 12 | 7:25 PM | Fusión Latina | Argentina |
| Friday, June 12 | 7:30 PM | ⭐ Los Wizzards — Grammy-Nominated Headliner | Miami, FL |
| Saturday, June 13 | 6:00 PM | Brazuca Experience | Brazil |
| Sunday, June 14 | 10:00 AM | Zumba Class (free, all abilities) | — |
| Sunday, June 14 | 1:00 PM | Cascaritas Soccer Contest | — |
| Sunday, June 14 | 4:30 PM | Senxao & The Musical Mafia | — |
Schedule subject to change. For the most current lineup, visit the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County.
🎤 The Headliner: Los Wizzards
Los Wizzards
The 10th anniversary deserves a milestone act. The 2026 festival headlines with Grammy-nominated Los Wizzards, nominated for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
- 📅 Friday, June 12
- 📍 Canyons Village Forum
- ⏰ 7:30 PM
🎟️ Free Admission
“Having Los Wizzards play will be fun. This is such a huge deal that we can tap into their talent and have them come here. They not only help our festival, but we also expose them to new audiences.”
— Andrea Zavala, Festival Director
Friday evening builds from the Cadenza String Quartet all the way through to the headliner — making it the strongest single night of the festival if you can only make one. Beyond Los Wizzards, the weekend covers a wide range of Latin American musical traditions: the Brazuca Experience on Saturday evening and Senxao & The Musical Mafia closing out Sunday round out three days of exceptional live music.
🎉 What’s New for the 10th Anniversary
Community Talavera Tile Installation
This year’s standout new addition is a collective art installation led by Miriam Gutierrez, the Arts Council’s 2026 Latino Arts Youth Program Coordinator. Students from Ecker Hill Middle School, Weilenmann School of Discovery, Park City Library, Holy Cross Ministries, Park City Day School, and Park City High School each created hand-painted Talavera-inspired tiles — one to keep, one to contribute to a community installation unveiled at the festival. It’s a lasting piece of public art born out of a weekend celebration.
World Cup Watch Party
The festival will screen the Brazil vs. Morocco World Cup match live. Pair that with the Cascaritas soccer contest on Sunday afternoon with Park City Soccer Club, and the 2026 edition has a real sporting dimension woven into the cultural programming.
Pre-Festival Film Screening
The weekend technically starts Thursday, June 11 at 7 PM when Park City Film screens “American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez” at the Park City Library’s Jim Santy Auditorium. Rated PG, screened in Spanish with English subtitles, and the winner of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival Audience Award for U.S. Documentary — it’s a perfect way to set the tone before the festival opens the next morning. Free admission.
🏠 Stay at Canyon Haus — Walk to Every Performance
Canyon Haus sits at the base of Canyons Village, a short walk from the Festival Forum. That means no parking stress, no shuttle timing, and no rushing. Step out for the morning art market, come back for lunch, and stroll back over for the evening headliner — all on foot.
📍 Steps from the Forum Stage
Canyon Haus is one of the closest properties to the festival grounds at Canyons Village. Walk to every show.
🏊 Heated Pool & Hot Tub
Wind down after a full day of music and food. Our heated outdoor pool and hot tub are the perfect place to replay the night.
🚗 Free Underground Parking
Park once and forget about it. Heated underground parking with direct elevator access is included with your stay.
🏔️ Mountain Gondola Access
The Red Pine Gondola is a 700-foot walk from the front door. Extend your stay into a summer mountain adventure.
🏔️ Book Your Concert Season Base Camp
Canyon Haus sits 730 feet from the Amphitheatre — a 3-minute flat walk along village paths. All units include access to the heated outdoor pool, hot tubs, fire pits, fitness center, ski valet, and 24/7 front desk. Pick your configuration below and check your dates.
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🗺️ Plan Your Visit
Getting There
The Latino Arts Festival takes place at Canyons Village Forum, Park City Mountain. From Salt Lake City International Airport, take I-80 East to exit 145 (UT-224), then head north to Canyons Resort Drive. From Downtown Park City, head south on UT-224 and turn right on Canyons Resort Drive. Park City’s free public transit also serves Canyons Village directly.
Parking
Complimentary parking is available in Canyons Village surface lots during the festival. Note that the Cabriolet parking structure is closed in 2026 for construction as part of the Canyons Village Skyway project — give yourself a few extra minutes and follow posted signage. Guests staying at Canyon Haus can skip the parking question entirely and walk to the Forum.
What to Bring 💡
✅ Pack These
- Sunscreen & hat — Utah sun at elevation hits hard, especially on Saturday and Sunday mornings
- Reusable water bottle — refill stations are available throughout the grounds
- Cash and a card — for food trucks and the artisan market
- Comfortable walking shoes — 40+ artists takes some ground coverage
- Light jacket — mountain evenings in June cool off quickly after sunset
👨👩👧 Tips for Families
- Strollers are welcome — the Canyons Village Forum is paved
- The Cascaritas soccer contest Sunday at 1 PM is open to kids and adults
- Sunday Zumba (10 AM) is open to all ages and abilities
- Budget extra time at the food trucks — 11 options makes choosing the hardest part
- The free film screening Thursday, June 11 is a fun way to start the weekend early
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Latino Arts Festival free?
Yes — completely free to attend. All performances, the art market, workshops, and cultural programming are free. Food trucks and artisan vendors sell their wares, but there is no entry fee to the festival grounds.
When and where is the 2026 Latino Arts Festival?
June 12–14, 2026 at the Canyons Village Forum in Park City. Hours: Friday 4–10 PM, Saturday 10 AM–10 PM, Sunday 10 AM–6 PM. A free pre-festival film screening takes place Thursday, June 11 at 7 PM at the Park City Library.
Who is headlining the 2026 festival?
Grammy-nominated Los Wizzards headline Friday, June 12 at 7:30 PM. Other confirmed performers include Cadenza String Quartet, Somos Bolivia, Ballet Folklorico Quetzalcoatl, Fusión Latina (Friday), Brazuca Experience (Saturday, 6 PM), and Senxao & The Musical Mafia (Sunday, 4:30 PM).
Is it family-friendly?
Very much so. Interactive workshops, the Cascaritas soccer contest, a Sunday Zumba class, folkloric dance performances, and the Talavera tile installation all give kids something engaging to participate in. The open Forum setting gives families plenty of room to move around comfortably.
Where do I park?
Complimentary parking is available in Canyons Village surface lots. The Cabriolet parking structure is closed in 2026 for the Skyway gondola construction. Free Park City transit connects Canyons Village to the rest of town. If you’re staying at Canyon Haus, you can walk directly to the Forum.
What’s the best place to stay for the festival?
Canyon Haus is one of the closest properties to the Canyons Village Forum — a short walk to every performance, the art market, and the food trucks. Studios through 2-bedroom condos are available. Book direct for our lowest guaranteed rate, or call (435) 615-0163 and we’ll help you find the right room.
Is there a pre-festival event?
Yes. On Thursday, June 11 at 7 PM, Park City Film screens “American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez” at the Park City Library’s Jim Santy Auditorium. The 2026 Sundance Audience Award winner for U.S. Documentary, screened in Spanish with English subtitles. Free admission.
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The sun drops behind the Wasatch ridgeline and the sky goes gold and rose. Down at the Amphitheatre, the stage starts to glow against the mountain. The crowd settles in — blankets spread, jackets on, that clean high-altitude chill in the air. Then the music starts. This is Concerts on the Slopes, and from Canyon Haus you’re a three-minute walk away.
The 2026 season runs July 10 through August 29 — eleven shows across seven weeks, including two themed multi-night weekends and a lineup that spans soul, Southern rock, 80s pop, reggae, country, and alt-rock. Whether you’re planning your stay around a specific night or just want to know what’s happening while you’re here, here’s everything you need.
🏔️ What Is Concerts on the Slopes?
Concerts on the Slopes is a ticketed outdoor summer music series held at the Amphitheatre at Canyons Village, produced by Park City Performing Arts — a Utah nonprofit that’s been putting on world-class shows since 1998. Shows are held on select Fridays, Saturdays, and occasional Thursdays in July and August, with gates opening at 6:15 PM and most performances starting at 7:00 PM.
The venue itself is an outdoor grass bowl carved into the base of the ski mountain at 4000 Canyons Resort Drive — between the Red Pine Gondola and the Orange Bubble Express lift, directly across from the Grand Summit. No gondola or lift required to get there. It’s at ground level, flat, and an easy walk from Canyon Haus.
🎟️ Ticketed Series
Concerts on the Slopes requires a ticket — this is different from Forum Fest (July 2–4, free) and Mountain Town Music events (also free). Tickets typically start around $11–12 for general admission and vary by show. Buy at the official Park City Performing Arts site.
🧺 Picnic-Friendly
Outside food and non-alcoholic beverages are welcome. Spread a blanket, bring a charcuterie board, make a proper evening of it. Food vendors and concessions are also available at most shows for anything you forgot.
👨👩👧 Family Friendly
General admission lawn seating, accessible viewing areas for guests with mobility needs, and a relaxed mountain atmosphere that works for all ages. Pets are not permitted inside the venue.
🎵 The Full 2026 Lineup
Eleven shows. Seven weeks. Two themed weekends. Here’s the complete picture — all shows at 7:00 PM, gates open 6:15 PM.
| Date | Artist | Genre | Known For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri, July 10 | Allen Stone | Soul / R&B / Funk | Grammy-nominated; toured with Stevie Wonder & Chris Stapleton |
| Fri, July 24 🎸 | 38 Special | Southern Rock | “Hold On Loosely,” “Caught Up in You” — 80s Weekend Night 1 |
| Sat, July 25 🎸 | Taylor Dayne & Exposé | 80s Pop / Dance | “Tell It to My Heart,” “Seasons Change” — 80s Weekend Night 2 |
| Sun, July 26 🎸 | Sawyer Brown | Country-Rock | Star Search winners; 40+ years of live performance — 80s Weekend Night 3 |
| Fri, July 31 | The Psychedelic Furs | Post-Punk / Alternative | “Pretty in Pink,” “Love My Way,” “Heaven” |
| Sat, Aug 1 | Boney James | Smooth Jazz / R&B | Four Grammy nominations; best-selling contemporary jazz artist |
| Aug 6–8 🤠 | Country Weekend | Country | Three nights of country — full lineup at parkcityinstitute.org |
| Fri, Aug 14 | UB40 feat. Ali Campbell | Reggae / Pop | “Red Red Wine,” “Can’t Help Falling in Love” |
| Sat, Aug 15 | Better Than Ezra, Vertical Horizon & Tonic | Alternative Rock | “Good,” “Everything You Want,” “If You Could Only See” — one big night |
| Fri, Aug 21 | Maoli | Reggae / Island | Hawaiian reggae with a devoted West Coast following |
| Fri, Aug 28 | Dylan Scott | Country | “My Girl,” “Nobody,” back-to-back No. 1s in 2025 |
| Sat, Aug 29 | MAX with Marc E. Bassy | Pop | “Lights Down Low,” “Gibberish” — season closer |
Lineup subject to change. Always confirm at parkcityinstitute.org before you travel.
🎸 80s Weekend — July 24–26
Three consecutive nights built around artists who defined a decade. If you want the full Forum Fest experience but with a tighter musical theme and a more intimate venue, the 80s Weekend is it. Here’s who’s on stage:
🎸 Friday, July 24
38 Special
Fifty years in, 38 Special is still playing over 100 shows a year. The Southern rock institution behind “Hold On Loosely” and “Caught Up in You” opens the 80s Weekend with a full-throttle hook-heavy set. Their 2026 tour supports Milestone, their first studio album in over two decades. This is exactly how you kick off a three-night run.
🎵 Saturday, July 25
Taylor Dayne & Exposé
Two of the era’s most iconic acts sharing one stage. Taylor Dayne launched with “Tell It to My Heart” in 1987 and racked up 17 Top 20 singles and 75 million records sold. Joining her is Exposé — the first act ever to score four Top 10 hits from a debut album. Saturday night at the Amphitheatre, mountain backdrop, these two? That’s a night people talk about.
🎶 Sunday, July 26
Sawyer Brown
Sawyer Brown closes out the 80s Weekend with four decades of high-energy, grassroots live performance behind them. They burst onto the national scene winning Star Search and never looked back — country storytelling with rock-and-roll swagger that translates perfectly to an outdoor mountain stage. The right band to send a weekend off on a high note.
🤠 Country Weekend — August 6–8
Three consecutive evenings of authentic country at one of Utah’s most beautiful outdoor venues. The full artist lineup will be confirmed at the official Park City Performing Arts site — what we can tell you is the format mirrors the 80s Weekend: three nights, building energy, and a crowd that comes back all three evenings.
Country music and mountain settings are a natural pairing. Wide open sky, clean air, honest storytelling — it all just works. Book your stay early. Country Weekend trips tend to fill fast.
🎤 Plus: Dylan Scott — Friday, August 28
If you love country but can only make one show, Dylan Scott on August 28 is a strong pick. Six No. 1 singles into a career built on authentic storytelling, his back-to-back chart-toppers in 2025 and current single “What He’ll Never Have” make for a setlist that earns every bit of applause. A warm August evening at the Amphitheatre with Scott headlining — that’s what a Park City summer is made for.
🚌 Getting There in 2026
One important update before you plan: the Cabriolet lift is closed this summer and the parking garage is out of service during construction. Here are your real options for getting to the Amphitheatre:
🅿️ Drive & Park (Free)
Lots 3 and 4 at Canyons Village are free for summer concert-goers. A free shuttle runs from the lots to the base area. Arrive early for popular and themed weekend nights — lots fill up fast.
🚌 Free Public Transit
Park City Transit and High Valley Transit both serve Canyons Village throughout the summer. The Canyons Village Transit Hub connects to Main Street, Deer Valley, and Kimball Junction. Check the last bus time on your show date before you go.
🚗 Rideshare
Uber and Lyft both serve Canyons Village reliably. Drop-off at the base area is easy. On busy nights, request your ride before the encore ends — you’ll be moving while the crowd is still applauding.
Canyon Haus guests don’t need any of this. The Amphitheatre is a 3-minute flat walk from the front door. Walk to the show, walk home, be in the hot tub while others are waiting for their Lyft.
🎒 What to Bring
Mountain evenings in Park City move fast. It’s 80°F at noon and 58°F by 9 PM — that swing happens the moment the sun clears the ridge. Come prepared and the evening is perfect. Come underprepared and you’re spending the second set shivering.
✅ Pack These
- Low-back chair (seat height under 9″) or thick blanket
- Light jacket or fleece — essential after sunset
- Sunscreen — the show starts at golden hour, UV at 7,000 ft is real
- Picnic supplies — food and non-alcoholic drinks are welcome
- Reusable water bottle
- Cash or card for vendors and concessions
- Comfortable walking shoes — the grounds are grassy and uneven
- Your ticket, digital or printed
🚫 Leave These Home
- Outside alcoholic beverages (not permitted inside the venue)
- Dogs (pets are not allowed inside the concert venue)
- Oversized chairs above the 9″ seat height spec
☔ Rain Policy
Light rain typically doesn’t stop the show. Severe weather may cause delays. Follow @concertsontheslopes on Instagram for real-time updates on show night.
📅 What a Concert Weekend Looks Like from Canyon Haus
One of the best arguments for staying right here is how seamlessly the show fits into a full mountain day. Here’s how a typical concert night runs when you’re three minutes from the stage:
🎿 Afternoon
Hike or bike from the village in the morning. Back by early afternoon to rest up. Head to one of the Canyons Village restaurants for dinner — Red Tail Grill for a full sit-down, Drafts Burger Bar if you want something quick and easy.
🎸 Show Time
Stroll over to the Amphitheatre at 6:15 when gates open. Stake out your spot on the lawn, pour something from the vendors, and let the mountain do the rest. Show starts at 7:00 PM.
🔥 After the Show
Walk back to Canyon Haus. While everyone else is sitting in post-show traffic or waiting for a rideshare, you’re already at the fire pits. Pool’s heated. The evening’s not over unless you want it to be.
🏔️ Book Your Concert Season Base Camp
Canyon Haus sits 730 feet from the Amphitheatre — a 3-minute flat walk along village paths. All units include access to the heated outdoor pool, hot tubs, fire pits, fitness center, ski valet, and 24/7 front desk. Pick your configuration below and check your dates.
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The smart choice for couples or solo travelers. Full Canyon Haus amenity access, comfortable space to come home to after the show, and nothing between you and the stage but a short walk.
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Separate bedroom, full kitchen, and room to spread out between shows. The sweet spot for couples or small families making a multi-night concert weekend out of it.
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Bring the whole group. Two bedrooms, full kitchen, and space for everyone to decompress between nights. Ideal for families or a crew going all three nights of a themed weekend.
🎆 Starting Early? Don’t Miss Forum Fest (July 2–4)
Concerts on the Slopes opens July 10, but Canyons Village’s summer music starts a week earlier. Forum Fest is a free three-day 4th of July celebration with nightly headliners, a drone show above the Wasatch peaks, a kids zone, food and drinks, and a mechanical bull. It’s a completely different energy from the ticketed concert series — bigger crowd, free admission, full holiday weekend atmosphere.
Combine Forum Fest weekend with a Concerts on the Slopes show the following week and you’ve built yourself nearly two weeks of mountain entertainment without leaving Canyons Village. Canyon Haus is steps from both.
Walk to the Show. Walk Home. Repeat.
Eleven shows. Seven weeks. Three minutes from Canyon Haus. Check your concert dates and book your stay before the good ones go.
Questions? Call us at 435-615-0163 or email [email protected]
Picture the last light dropping behind the Wasatch peaks. Hundreds of drones rising in formation above the ridgeline. A few thousand people on blankets and low-back chairs, cold drinks in hand, headliner about to take the stage. No ticket. No shuttle line. Just walk out the door.
That’s what Forum Fest looks like from Canyon Haus. Now in its fifth year, the event has become Park City’s signature 4th of July tradition — a free, three-day outdoor music festival hosted at the Forum at Canyons Village. We’re right there. And the 2026 lineup is the strongest it’s been yet.
🎪 What Is Forum Fest?
Forum Fest is a free outdoor celebration held every 4th of July weekend by the Canyons Village Management Association (CVMA). Three nights of national headliners, a nightly drone show, family activities, food and drinks — all of it free to attend. Here’s what fills the weekend:
Nightly Headliners
Three national acts across three nights — each one a completely different musical world.
Drone Show
Hundreds of synchronized drones choreographed to music above the peaks. Confirmed nightly for 2026.
Fireworks
Subject to Utah fire conditions — though the drone show alone is worth the trip either way.
Free Gondola Rides
The Frostwood Gondola runs complimentary during event hours with elevated mountain views.
Kids Zone + Puppy Pit
Dedicated family activity area and the Nuzzles & Co Puppy Pit from 4–8 PM each day.
Food, Drinks & Cornhole
On-site food and bar throughout the event. Cornhole tournament sign-ups at 1 PM and 4 PM on July 3 and 4.
📅 2026 Schedule at a Glance
Forum Fest runs Thursday through Saturday, July 2–4. The venue opens at 4 PM each evening. The Frostwood Gondola opens earlier on July 3 and 4 — worth noting if you want to ride up before the evening rush.
| Night | Date | Headliner | Doors Open | Gondola Hours |
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| Night 1 | Thursday, July 2 | Allen Stone | 4:00 PM | 3:00–11:00 PM |
| Night 2 | Friday, July 3 | Rick Springfield | 4:00 PM | 1:00–11:00 PM |
| Night 3 | Saturday, July 4 | Dylan Scott | 4:00 PM | 1:00–11:00 PM |
Schedule subject to change.
🎤 The 2026 Headliners
Three nights, three completely different vibes. Here’s who’s taking the stage.
🎸 Night 1 · Thursday, July 2
Allen Stone
Grammy-nominated soul and R&B artist with deep roots in gospel, folk-rock, and classic funk. Allen Stone built his name touring 200 nights a year and has since shared stages with Stevie Wonder, Erykah Badu, and Dave Matthews Band. His live performances hit differently under an open mountain sky — the kind of set that makes opening night feel like the main event.
🎸 Night 2 · Friday, July 3
Rick Springfield
Five decades. A multi-Platinum catalog. One of rock’s most iconic #1 hits in “Jessie’s Girl.” Rick Springfield plays the night before the 4th — and his 2026 tour delivers full-band energy with fan favorites and deep cuts that keep the crowd locked in from first song to last. The night before Independence Day, in this setting, with this crowd. It’s going to be loud.
🎸 Night 3 · Saturday, July 4
Dylan Scott
Country music under a mountain sky on the 4th of July. Six No. 1 singles into a career built on authentic storytelling, Dylan Scott closes out Forum Fest 2026. His recent back-to-back chart-toppers and current single “What He’ll Never Have” make for a setlist that earns every bit of applause. There’s no better way to end a 4th of July weekend.
🚌 Getting There in 2026 — Read This First
A heads-up before you plan: the Cabriolet lift and its parking structure are both closed this summer during construction. Canyons Village surface lots are restricted to vehicles with 3 or more occupants. If you’re driving as a couple or solo, the lot will turn you away. Here are your real options:
🚌 Free Shuttle (Recommended)
Shuttles run 3:00–11:30 PM from Ecker Hill Park & Ride, PEAK Center, Park City Community Church, Winter Sports School, and Mountain Village. No parking, no stress.
🚗 Driving
Surface lots require 3+ occupants. If you can carpool with another couple or family, you’re in. Otherwise, plan on the shuttle or transit.
🚲 Bike & Transit
Park City Transit and High Valley Transit both serve Canyons Village. Summit Bike Share works well from most neighborhoods — complimentary bike parking on High Mountain Road.
Canyon Haus guests don’t have to think about any of this. Walk out the front door and you’re at the venue.
🗺️ Can You Do Both? Main Street + Forum Fest
Yes — and it’s easier than you’d think. The two celebrations happen at completely different times of day. Main Street runs its parade and festivities through the morning and early afternoon. Forum Fest opens at 4 PM. No overlap.
A solid July 4th from Canyon Haus: catch the Main Street parade in the morning via the free Park City Transit, come back for lunch and a rest, then walk over to the Forum stage in the afternoon for the opening acts and activities before the headliner. You get both. No car required.
🎒 What to Bring — and What to Leave Home
✅ Bring These
- Low-back chair or blanket (max 12″ seat height, 31.5″ total back height)
- Layers — mountain evenings cool off fast after sunset
- Reusable water bottle (free water stations inside)
- Cash or card for on-site food vendors
- Sunscreen — afternoon sun at elevation is no joke
- Red, white & blue — it’s the 4th, lean into it
🚫 Leave These Home
- Outside alcohol, coolers, or ice chests
- Outside food or drinks (water stations are provided)
- Bikes, skateboards, one-wheels, or rollerblades
- Dogs (not permitted inside the venue)
- Fireworks, sparklers, personal drones, or lasers
- Oversized chairs above the specified dimensions
Chairs or blankets left unattended for more than 10 minutes will be moved to Lost & Found. Event policies subject to change.
🔥 After the Music: Your Basecamp Is Right There
When the drone show fades and the crowd starts moving, Canyon Haus guests have exactly zero logistics to deal with. Walk back, drop your layers, and make the call: one more round at the fire pits, a late swim, or a solid night’s sleep before tomorrow’s headliner.
The heated outdoor pool stays open late. The fire pits are already going. The grab-and-go market is right there. This is what it looks like to be in the right place for a long weekend — not commuting through it.
🏔️ Book Your Forum Fest Base Camp
Canyon Haus has room configurations for every group, from a couples getaway to a full family spread. All units include access to the heated pool, hot tubs, fire pits, fitness center, ski valet, and 24/7 front desk. July 2–4 fills fast — check your dates below.
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Canyon Haus
Smart and comfortable — perfect for couples or solo travelers who want the full Canyon Haus experience without extra space. Steps from the stage.
Canyon Haus
Separate bedroom, full kitchen, and space to spread out between concerts. The sweet spot for couples or small families making a full weekend of it.
Canyon Haus
Room for the whole crew. Two bedrooms, full kitchen, and space for everyone to decompress — ideal for families or a group of friends going all three nights.
Walk Out. Hear It Live. Walk Back.
Three nights of free music, a drone show above the Wasatch, and the best base camp in Canyons Village. July 4th weekend fills fast — check your dates now.
Questions? Call us at 435-615-0163 or email [email protected]
Canyons Village Update
Vail Resorts Announces $29/Day Parking at Canyons Village for the 2026/27 Ski Season
The Canyons Village Parking Structure is being completed this fall — and with it comes a brand-new parking plan designed to make your arrival smoother, your mornings less stressful, and your first run earlier. Here’s everything you need to know about parking at Canyons Village next winter, including rates, free options, and how to skip the car entirely.
🅿️ 2026/27 Canyons Village Parking Structure: Rates at a Glance
Vail Resorts and Park City Mountain have released the parking plan for the completed Canyons Village Parking Structure. The new plan balances paid structured parking with several free options — including afternoon and carpool parking — to accommodate a wide range of guests.
The standard daily rate for the Canyons Village Parking Structure is $29 per day — a flat rate for structured, covered parking steps from the new Canyons Village Skyway gondola.
Arriving in the afternoon? Parking in the structure is free after 12 p.m. — a great option if you’re planning a few afternoon runs, catching the Spring Concert Series, or meeting friends for an après session at the village.
Road tripping with a full car? Vehicles with four or more occupants can park free in designated carpool areas, subject to available space. Pack in your crew and save.
Frequent visitors and locals can purchase a Winter Season Parking Pass for unlimited garage access throughout the ski season. Pricing and purchase details will be released in late summer 2026.
Canyons Village employees will have access to free parking in designated spaces within the structure — keeping the resort staffed and ready for guests.
Just like previous seasons, limited free surface lot parking adjacent to the parking structure will remain available on a first-come, first-served basis for day skiers. No guarantee, but worth the early alarm.
🏗️ What the Completed Parking Structure Changes
The Canyons Village Parking Structure has been years in the making, and the completed facility marks a real turning point for how guests arrive at the mountain. Built in phases — with the first two levels open this past winter — the full structure replaces the patchwork of scattered surface lots that have long defined the Canyons Village arrival experience.
The parking structure feeds directly into the Canyons Village Transit Hub — the same hub served by free Park City and Summit County bus routes. Whether you’re parking or busing in, the path to the mountain is the same seamless corridor.
The Skyway’s base station sits right next to the Transit Hub and parking structure. Park, walk in, hop on the gondola, and you’re gliding toward the mountain in minutes — no shuttle, no lot-to-lot hike in ski boots.
Centralizing parking into a single structure is designed to reduce the traffic congestion that’s historically defined busy powder mornings at Canyons. Better arrival flow means less time in traffic and more time on snow.
🚌 Skip the Parking Fees — Take the Bus for Free
If you’d rather skip parking altogether, Park City’s public transit system makes it easy — and it’s completely free. Two transit providers serve Canyons Village from multiple points across the region:
Available seven days a week, Ecker Hill is served by High Valley Transit. Coming from the Salt Lake City area? Take the Jeremy Ranch exit. From there, the White Express gives you direct access to Canyons Village, and the Spiro Local connects to both Canyons Village and Mountain Village.
Served by Park City Transit seven days a week, Richardson Flat is a great option for carpoolers and guests coming from the Park City side. Directions are available on the Park City Mountain website.
A seasonal park-and-ride available during the winter months. Check Park City Transit for current schedules and routes connecting to Canyons Village.
Park City Transit and High Valley Transit (HVT) — Summit County’s fare-free regional service — both offer convenient routes throughout the Wasatch Back. Full schedules and route maps are available at allseasonsresortlodging.com.
🏠 Staying at Canyon Haus? You’re Already Ahead.
If you’re a Canyon Haus guest, you likely won’t need the village garage at all.
Free underground parking is included with every Canyon Haus stay. Your car stays in our garage, and from there you can walk to Canyons Village, access the Canyons Village Skyway gondola mid-station right outside our door, or catch the Route 105 shuttle to the Transit Hub and village center — all without moving your car or paying a daily rate.
For guests who are driving in for the day or coordinating with friends arriving separately, the $29 structure rate and the free afternoon/carpool options give you plenty of flexibility.
📅 More Details Coming Late Summer 2026
Additional specifics — including payment logistics, seasonal pass pricing, and winter parking plans for both Mountain Village and Canyons Village — will be released in late summer 2026. We’ll update this post as more information becomes available.
🏔️ Book Your Stay Before Winter Fills Up
Canyon Haus guests get free underground parking, walkable gondola access, and a front desk team that’s on-site 24/7 to help you navigate the mountain like a local.
Questions? Call us at 435-615-0163 or email [email protected]
Canyons Village Spring Concert Series
Swap those ski boots for dancing shoes — the Canyons Village Spring Concert Series is back. 🎵
Every Saturday afternoon in March and April, free live music takes over the Canyons Village stage from 3–5 p.m. Brought to you by Kona Big Wave, it’s the perfect way to close out a day on the mountain: cold drink in hand, great music in the air, and the Wasatch Range as your backdrop.
And from Canyon Haus, you’re steps from the stage. 🎿➡️🎶
🗓️ 2025 Spring Concert Schedule
All shows are free to attend, held on the Canyons Village stage, 3–5 p.m. Schedule subject to change.
March 7 — The Fox Brothers
Kick off the series with The Fox Brothers and let the good times roll. The perfect way to shake off those first spring weekend legs.
March 14 — The Pickpockets
Mid-March means prime spring skiing and prime live music. The Pickpockets bring the energy to match the mountain.
March 21 — The Last Light
A perfect name for a perfect time of day. Catch The Last Light as the sun drops behind the peaks and the vibe gets golden.
April 4 — Candy Shop
April arrives and so does Candy Shop. Spring corn snow in the morning, live music in the afternoon — that’s a full day.
April 11 — Kris Lager
Kris Lager brings the kind of roots-driven energy that makes you stay for one more song. And then one more.
April 18 — Good Morning Bedlam
Close out the season right with Good Morning Bedlam. High energy, big sound, unforgettable send-off to a legendary ski season.
🎿 Ski It. Then Hear It.
Spring is one of the best-kept secrets in Park City. The crowds thin out, the snow softens into perfect corn conditions, the sun stays out longer — and now there’s live music waiting for you at the bottom of the mountain every Saturday.
The concert stage at Canyons Village is a short walk from Canyon Haus. Ski in, drop your gear, grab a Kona Big Wave, and let the afternoon take care of itself.
🔥 After the Show: Your Basecamp Awaits
When the music winds down, Canyon Haus is right where you left it — heated outdoor pool, fire pits, and a place to kick back and relive every run and every riff from the day.
Spring weekends at Canyons Village don’t get better than this. Book your stay and make the whole weekend a mountain story worth telling.
🏔️ Book Your Spring Concert Weekend
Stay at Canyon Haus and walk to the music. Spring rates are some of our best of the year.
Questions? Call us at 435-615-0163 or email [email protected]
Canyons Village Update
The Cabriolet Is Being Replaced — Here’s What’s Coming
Big things are happening at Canyons Village, and we want to make sure you’re in the loop before your next trip. The iconic open-air Cabriolet lift that runs right past Canyon Haus is being replaced with a brand-new, fully enclosed gondola — and the upgrade is significant. Here’s everything you need to know about the Canyons Village Skyway, what’s changing, and how it affects your stay.
🚡 Meet the Canyons Village Skyway
Park City Mountain has announced the Canyons Village Skyway — a brand-new 10-person enclosed gondola that will replace the Cabriolet lift. This isn’t just a cosmetic upgrade. The Skyway is a full reimagining of how guests move through the village, and for anyone staying at Canyon Haus, this is a significant quality-of-life improvement right outside our door.
No more riding open-air in January wind chills. The Skyway’s fully enclosed cabins fit up to 10 people and are designed with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows — so you still get the views, just without the cold blast.
One of the most practical improvements: a new mid-station designed to give homeowners, lodging guests, and visitors better access to the middle of the village. As an insider tip — Canyon Haus sits right between the Skyway’s mid-station and its upper terminal. That means you can walk down to the mid-station to drop into the village, or walk up a short distance to reach the heart of Canyons Village. Two directions, your call.
The Skyway is engineered to provide a seamless, dependable link between Lower Village and the mountain base area — connecting the new Canyons Village Parking Structure directly to the Forum and surrounding base area.
🏗️ The Parking Structure Gets Its Final Phase Too
Alongside the Skyway, construction resumes this spring on the final three levels of the Canyons Village Parking Structure, developed by TCFC (the Canyons Village master developer). The first two levels opened successfully this past winter, and once the full structure is complete, it will meaningfully change how guests arrive at the village:
The full structure will replace scattered surface lots across the village with a centralized, covered option — no more hunting for spots or trekking across open parking fields in ski boots.
The Skyway’s base station sits right next to the Canyons Village Transit Hub — your gateway to free public transportation connecting all points across Park City. The new parking structure also feeds directly into this same hub, so whether you’re arriving by car or bus, the path to the mountain is the same.
Better traffic flow, improved accessibility, and a more welcoming arrival sequence from the moment you pull in — the full structure is designed around making that first impression count.
📅 What to Expect During Construction (Spring & Summer 2026)
Construction on both the Skyway and the final parking structure levels begins March 30, 2026. Here’s what that means practically if you’re visiting Canyon Haus during the construction window:
The entire Canyons Village Parking Structure will be closed to public parking during the final construction phase. Plan accordingly if you’re driving in.
Until the new Skyway opens, there won’t be lift access between Lower and Upper village. The Cabriolet’s days are numbered — and the Skyway is being built in its place.
Free surface parking in Lots 2–4 will continue to be available throughout construction, with shuttle and walking access to the village provided.
Public transit isn’t going anywhere. Park City and Summit County bus routes remain fully available — a great option if you’re staying nearby or want to skip the parking situation entirely.
🏠 What This Means for Canyon Haus Guests
Canyon Haus sits right along the Cabriolet corridor — it’s literally one of the first things you see when you arrive. The Skyway will run in the same footprint, which means once it opens, the view from our building and the Cabriolet’s signature visibility are being upgraded, not eliminated.
Here’s the most important thing to know: construction doesn’t affect anything at Canyon Haus. You can still walk to Canyons Village center just like always, or hop the Route 105 shuttle to the Canyons Village Transit Hub or village center — free, easy, no car required. Ski valet, underground parking for Canyon Haus guests, and all on-site amenities remain fully operational throughout.
If you have questions about your specific travel dates or want to know the fastest route to the snow, stop by the front desk or give us a call — we’re on-site 24/7 and always have the latest on what’s happening across the village.
Questions About Your Upcoming Stay?
Our front desk team is your fastest resource — they’re on-site 24/7 and always up to date on what’s happening across Canyons Village.
📞 (435) 615-0170 ext. 1 |
✉️ [email protected]
Canyon Haus Park City · 4000 Canyons Resort Dr, Park City, UT 84098
Ski the Mountain. Catch a Show. Repeat.
Park City Mountain’s annual Peaks & Beats Music Series is back — and Canyon Haus is your front-row seat. With the Canyons Village Forum Stage just steps from our front door, you’ll go from first chair to front-of-crowd without ever moving your car.
Three Nights. Three Acts Worth Staying For.
Andy Frasco & The U.N.
Kick off the weekend with one of live music’s most electrifying performers. Andy Frasco and the U.N. are known for high-energy sets that blur the line between rock, funk, and full-blown party.
- 📅 Thursday, March 26
- 📍 Canyons Forum Stage
- ⏰ 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
🎟️ Free Admission
Marlon Funaki
Friday brings a full afternoon of sound to Canyons Village. DJ Kyfi sets the tone from noon, then Marlon Funaki takes the stage for a headlining set that’ll make après ski feel like a proper concert experience.
- 📅 Friday, March 27
- 📍 Canyons Forum Stage
- 🎧 DJ Kyfi: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
- 🎤 Marlon Funaki: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
🎟️ Free Admission
Electric Guest
Saturday is the grand finale. The day kicks off with J.Rox at the Après Airstream, then Electric Guest closes out Peaks & Beats weekend with a headlining set that is always a Park City favorite.
- 📅 Saturday, March 28
- 📍 Canyons Village + Après at the Airstream
- 🎧 J.Rox: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
- 🎤 Electric Guest: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
🎟️ Free Admission
Plan Your Days
| Day | Artist / Act | Stage / Venue | Time |
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| Thursday, Mar 26 | Andy Frasco & The U.N. | Canyons Forum | 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM |
| Friday, Mar 27 | DJ Kyfi | Canyons Forum | 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM |
| Friday, Mar 27 | Marlon Funaki | Canyons Forum | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM |
| Friday, Mar 27 | Toyota Music Den | Miners Camp Deck | 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM |
| Saturday, Mar 28 | J.Rox | Airstream | 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM |
| Saturday, Mar 28 | Electric Guest | Canyons Forum | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM |
🎁 Partner Village — Toyota, Mountain Dew, and American Express set up activations in the Canyons Forum on Friday and Saturday with giveaways and mountain-festival energy. Free to attend.
Stay at Canyon Haus — Walk to Every Show
Skip the shuttle and the parking. Canyon Haus sits right in Canyons Village — steps from the Forum Stage.
Chase thrills, seek comfort. Canyon Haus.
Witness one of Park City Mountain’s most magical traditions right from your basecamp.
There’s something electric about watching ski instructors and young riders carve down the mountain with torches in hand, turning the slopes into a river of light as day fades to dusk. On Friday, February 21, 2026, Canyons Village comes alive for Park City Mountain’s closing ceremony—a celebration that perfectly captures the spirit of mountain culture we love.
And the best part? Canyon Haus puts you right in the heart of it all, just 700 feet from where the magic happens.
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🔥 What Is the Torchlight Parade?
Picture this: Members of Park City Mountain’s ski and ride school teams, along with instructors and young riders, light up the mountain as they descend in synchronized formation. The flickering torches create a stunning visual display against the twilight sky, ending in an epic fireworks show that lights up the Wasatch Range.
It’s the kind of authentic mountain tradition that reminds you why you came to Park City in the first place.
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📅 Event Schedule:
Friday, February 21, 2026 | 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
🎵 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM: Live Music Sets the Vibe
The Goods take the stage at Après at the Airstream, bringing that perfect blend of mountain energy and après-ski celebration. Grab a drink, soak in the village atmosphere, and let the afternoon flow naturally into evening festivities.
🎧 6:00 PM: DJ Takes Over
Head to the Red Tail Grill deck where a DJ keeps the energy building as anticipation grows for the main event. The deck offers prime views and the perfect spot to claim your fireworks vantage point.
🔦 6:30 PM: The Torchlight Parade Begins
Watch as the mountain transforms into a glowing cascade of light. Ski patrollers, instructors, and young riders create mesmerizing patterns as they carve down the slopes, their torches painting trails of fire against the darkening sky.
🎆 7:00 PM: Fireworks Finale
The night culminates in an explosive fireworks display that echoes through the canyons. Stay for this—it’s the perfect conclusion to a celebration that embodies everything we love about mountain life.
🏔️ Your Canyon Haus Advantage
Located right in the heart of Canyons Village, Canyon Haus isn’t just close to the action—you’re part of it. Here’s why this is your ideal basecamp for the Torchlight Parade:
🚶 700 Feet from the Festivities
No shuttle timing stress, no parking hassles, no wondering if you’ll make it in time. Walk out your door and you’re already there. When the fireworks end and the crowd disperses, you’re home in minutes while others are still searching for their cars.
🔥 Warm Up Between Events
With activities spanning five hours, you’ve got time to retreat to your unit for a quick warm-up, grab extra layers, or switch out tired kids. That flexibility transforms a good evening into a great one.
🛁 Post-Celebration Recovery
After the fireworks finale, slip into your unit’s heated bathroom, make yourself a hot drink in your full kitchen, or soak in our heated outdoor hot tub while reliving the night’s highlights with fellow guests.
🌄 Prime Morning Position
Wake up Saturday morning already positioned for another perfect day on the mountain. That’s the Canyon Haus difference—less logistics, more living.
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💡 Local Tips from Our Mountain Experts
🧥 Layer Up: February evenings can be crisp. Bring that extra layer—you’ll want to stay comfortable for the full five-hour celebration.
📸 Bring Your Camera: The torchlight parade creates stunning photo opportunities, especially during the transition from twilight to dark. Don’t miss capturing this magical moment.
🍺 Arrive Early for Prime Spots: The Red Tail Grill deck fills up fast. Grab your spot around 5:30 PM if you want optimal fireworks viewing.
👨👩👧👦 Family-Friendly Fun: This event welcomes all ages. Young riders participate in the parade, making it especially inspiring for kids who are learning to ski or ride.
🎿 Make It a Weekend: With Saturday following the parade, you’re perfectly positioned for a full weekend of mountain adventures. Book an extra night and maximize your Park City experience.
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🎿 Book Your Torchlight Parade Basecamp
The Torchlight Parade only happens once a season, and accommodations in Canyons Village fill quickly for this popular event. Secure your spot at Canyon Haus and experience this authentic mountain tradition from the best possible location.
Ready to be part of the celebration?
📞 Call: (435) 731-5090
📧 Email: [email protected]
🌐 Book Online: www.canyonhausparkcity.com
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Why Canyon Haus for Park City Events
At Canyon Haus, we’re not just another place to sleep between adventures. We’re your connection point to authentic Park City mountain culture—the insider knowledge, the local celebrations, the traditions that make this place special.
The Torchlight Parade is exactly what we’re built for: facilitating those perfect mountain moments where you’re fully present, fully comfortable, and fully immersed in the experience. No stress about logistics, no compromise on comfort, just you and the mountain magic.
Because that’s what happens when you stay at a place built by explorers, for explorers.
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Chase thrills, seek comfort, Canyon Haus.